NPR Music calls Sleeper “deeper, darker and more emotional than anything the singer and guitarist has released so far,” adding that “he trades his normally scorched electric noise for gently strummed acoustic guitars, he doesn't indulge in mopey confessionals.” Last year was a busy year with the release of Ty Segall and White Fence’s Hair, Ty Segall Band’s Slaughterhouse, and Ty Segall’s Twins. Also, check out his “Thank God For Sinners” music video.